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Download your MHT CET 2024 result and rank card from cetcell.mahacet.org

By Bandapally Srinivas Goud

MHT CET 2024 Results Announced.

The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test Cell has released the results for MHT CET 2024. If you took the MHT CET exam this year, you can now check your results online. The results are available on the official MHT CET website.

Details of MHT CET 2024 Results

37 students achieved an ideal score of 100th percentile in the MHT CET test. Among them, 20 belong to the Physical and Mathematical Sciences group (PCM) and 17 belong to the Physical Sciences group (PCB).

Visit the official MHT CET website to see your results and discover explicit links between PCM and PCB group results.

Here are the key details in simpler language:

  • PCB Group Examination: Happened from April 22 to April 30, 2024.
  • PCM Group Examination: Took place from May 2 to May 16, 2024.
  • Examination Centers: There were 159 centers in total. Most (143) were in Maharashtra, and 16 were outside the state.
  • Participation:
  • PCM Group:
    • Registered Candidates: 314,675
    • Candidates who Appeared: 295,577
  • PCB Group:
    • Registered Candidates: 410,377
    • Candidates who Appeared: 379,800
  • Topper 100 percentile list: 37 candidates achieved a perfect 100 percentile score.

If you've taken the MHT CET Exam 2024, here’s how to check your results and what happens next:

  1. Check Your Results: Use your registered email ID and password on the official website to see your scores. The merit list and subject-wise scores will also be available.
  2. Merit List and Counseling: Those on the merit list will be invited for counseling sessions.
  3. Download Your Result: To get your MHT CET Result 2024, login with your MHT CET details on the official website.

Steps to Download Your Result:

  1. Result Calculation: MHT CET scores are calculated using a normalization process, presented as percentiles from 0 to 100. This ensures fair ranking across all candidates.
  2. About MHT CET: It's an annual exam by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell for admissions to engineering and pharmacy programs in Maharashtra colleges.

In the MHT CET 2024 test, there will be three types of queries. Test 1 focuses on arithmetic, test 2 integrates materials science and science, and test 3 focuses on science.

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You should take exams 1 and 2 if you are interested in design. Exams 2 and 3 are compulsory for pharmacy courses.

Guiding will begin in July after the test and will take place in three rounds.

To participate, you will need to register online at mahacet.org.

The strategy starts with evaluating the competitors based on their MHT CET scores and class 12 marks. At this stage, you will choose your favorite colleges and courses. Seats will be allocated in three rounds based on your position in the MHT CET list.

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Your name, application number, roll number, test intricacies, authority information, subject-specific marks and checks, rank obtained and different directions will be displayed in the MHT CET 2024 results.

Results are standardized to ensure fair play across multiple testing sessions. Percentile scores show how you compare to newcomers. If competitors achieve similar results, a tiebreaker process is established to focus on fewer wrong answers, better scores in unambiguous topics, board test performance, and age.

Once the results are reported, the guide will assign the seats based on your legitimacy, your decisions, and the accessibility of the seats. Visit the authority's website for more information and advice.

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